I will wait until your call
And try to see the substance
Of infrequent future history
I hope for every season
Except winter, spring and fall
Where intrigue meets ignorance
Then creates a fuzzy memory
I would flash-freeze the minute
When I thought I saw a strain
A shard of hope from your innocent eyes
Was it not a kind of ploy?
There is something within it
That I doubt I will retain
My mental board of innocuous lies
Memories I can't destroy
Yet I seem to revive them
Each and every single little day
I instill no strategy to repress
What is often and always a repetitive chore
When I'm here by my lonesome
In the tiniest, least significant way
I loathe the memories I possess
These overwrought thoughts are now a bore
Find a way to turn those tiresome memories into sepia snapshots. That's what I did with mine and it freed up up a significant amount of room in my mind to pursue other more rewarding interests.
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